THE CHARITÉ: New Paths (Vol. III)

  • The successful series continues! More than 260,000 copies sold so far.
  • Perfect reading material for fans of the genre and of these stories set around the Charité hospital.

Captivating medical history, strong women, a stirring love story.

Berlin, 1858: Sophie, a maid, is dismissed. The family’s son had made advances, but Sophie is given the blame. Nobody wants to hire her, so Sophie has no choice but to do as her childhood friend Bertha does and earn her money on the streets. When Bertha contracts one of the sexual diseases that are rife, Sophie accompanies her to the Charité hospital. The two women are forced to take part in a gruesome experiment. Without their consent, the two women are infected with the syphilis pathogen. When Bertha gets very ill and is treated in the Charité, Sophie cares for her selflessly. The senior nurse notices this, and Sophie is given the opportunity to start work in the hospital as a carer. During the Prussian-Austrian war, she proves herself as a field hospital nurse. But the constant fear remains that she might develop this deadly disease, too – will she ever be able to fall in love without fear and lead a normal life?

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  • Publisher: Rowohlt Polaris
  • Release: 19.07.2022
  • ISBN: 978-3-499-00856-6
  • 480 Pages
  • Series: Die Charité-Reihe
  • Authors: Petra GrillUlrike Schweikert

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Petra Grill Ulrike Schweikert THE CHARITÉ: New Paths (Vol. III)
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Petra Grill

Petra Grill  ist ausgebildete Buchhändlerin. Gleich ihr erster Roman «Oktoberfest 1900» schaffte es auf die Bestsellerliste. Sie lebt und arbeitet in Erding.

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Ulrike Schweikert

After training as a bank worker, Ulrike Schweikert became a securities broker, studied geology and journalism. Since her debut novel Die Tochter des Salzsieders , she has become one of the most well-known German authors of historical novels. Both volumes of her successful series Die Charité ranked in the top 10 of the Spiegel bestseller list and sold over 200,000 copies in total. Most recently, the adaptation of her YA book series Die Erben der Nacht delighted numerous viewers.